MANCHESTER – Aidan Cox’s plan was to see how he felt and help his team. He ended up winning two state championships.Despite spending the majority of the season healing and recovering from an injury, the Coe-Brown junior and state record holder.
PENACOOK – Two familiar team champions and two new individual champions earned bragging rights as the region’s best at the 44th Capital Area Cross Country Championships at Merrimack Valley High School in Penacook on Thursday. The Concord boys won.
Capital area cross country teams won five of six team titles last year, while three local athletes won individual glory.But after all the fastest teams and competitors across all three NHIAA divisions contended for the win at the 2020 Meet of.
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Hawk’s freshman Grace Hall runs in the 100-meter dash April 28. Jeff Sullivan / SullivanEventPhotography.com
Concord’s Morgane Orcutt (3), Katherine Kennedy (5) and Katie Watt (6) take off from the starting line in the girls’ 3,200 meters during a mini elite meet at Portsmouth High School on May 1. Courtesy of NewHampshireTrackandField.com
Coe-Brown’s Anders Larson takes flight in the triple jump during a mini elite meet at Portsmouth High School on May 1. Larson is ranked No. 2 in the triple and long jump, and No. 3 in the high jump, heading into the Division II championships. Courtesy of NewHampshireTrackandField.com